coldbloodedAL
Avid Member
A few imported pairs of K. matschiei just popped up on King snake. Scoop them up!
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Chad
Actually have a look at the pictures of the one female from the link Alex posted. That one female Kinyongia matchiei has got a surprising amount of ware and tare a classic sign of a field collected chameleon, if she was a true captive breed I would be surprised. The condition she is in looks typical of a field collected wild caught. She seems as though she could be harboring parasites which both conditions of which I would expect neither of your captive bred females from your lines to have. I would not be surprised if they were wild caught Kinyongia matchiei. The male in the picture obviously is not though. That is a Kinyongia multituberculata.
Jeremy A. Rich
Chad
Actually have a look at the pictures of the one female from the link Alex posted. That one female Kinyongia matchiei has got a surprising amount of wear and tear a classic sign of a field collected chameleon, if she was a true captive breed I would be surprised. The condition she is in looks typical of a field collected wild caught. She seems as though she could be harboring parasites which both conditions of which I would expect neither of your captive bred females from your lines to have. I would not be surprised if they were wild caught Kinyongia matchiei. The male in the picture obviously is not though. That is a Kinyongia multituberculata.
Jeremy A. Rich
I agree. She appears to be WC to me. If it is one of yours, Chad, she has had a rough upbringing. Hopefully one of you guys gets some new blood!
I know what a WC cham looks like guys.
I'm just not ruling out the possibility that they could be my CB. I have seen a female go through 3 homes and I know getting jostled around in a box can create those classic WC bruises.
Still, I agree. They are most likely WC.